The use of a liquid nitrogen‐cooled unintensified charge‐coupled device (CCD) multi‐channel array detector combined with a continuous‐wave Nd: YAG laser operating at 1064 nm and a triple grating spectrograph to obtain Raman data in the low‐frequency range down to 25 cm −1 is reported. The capabilities of near‐infrared multichannel Raman microanalysis, which permits the acquisition, with a conventional optical microscope attachment, of Raman spectra with a spatial resolution of better than a few micrometres, is also illustrated.
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